Aaron,
first of all thanks for your time.
1. You cannot return just the super columns, you have to get their sub columns
as well. The returned data is ordered, please provide and example of where it
is not.
I don't know what I did before but now I checked and data are sorted as I
expected them to be :-o.
I know I can't get a SC without their sub columns and this is ok.
2. Pull back the entire row and filter/sort the columns client side. It's not
possible to return columns of the same name from different super columns (I
think that's what you are asking). Let me know if you think you have too much
data per row to do that.
Probably I explained myself wrong. What I want is to get the entire ROW back
but already ordered on the base of a specific column key and not on the base of
the SCKey ... example
UID (ROW) {
Company0 { name: zaz, address: street x, phone: 123, other cols }
Company1 { name: abacus, address: street y, phone: 234, other cols }
Company2 { name: more, address: street x, phone: 345, other cols }}
What I want is to get all the data back from cassandra sorted by the name of
the company, and not of the SC ...
UID (ROW) {
Company1 { name: abacus, address: street y, phone: 234, other cols }
Company2 { name: more, address: street x, phone: 345, other cols } Company0
{ name: zaz, address: street x, phone: 123, other cols }
}
As far as I know Cassandra I don't think it's possible since I cannot be sure
that each SC contains the specific Column (name), right? Is the only way to
sort them on client-side?
Best Regards
